Iron Man 3 (2013) | FIRST TIME WATCHING! | Movie Reaction

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[@emme]

here we are: PHASE 2 MARVEL! I personally LOVED this movie, one of my favorites from Marvel so far! I was shocked to hear around that this movie isn't considered that to others as well! What do you think is the reason for that? Also I am a month ahead on Patreon meaning that "Thor: The Dark World" is up and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" will be posted there later today www.patreon.com/emmereacts

[@SpFlash1523]

This was the first MCU movie I saw in theaters. I thought it was really good.

[@samuelchallis3420]

I think most people like the movie just fine. There is a small but vocal set of fans that aren’t happy with The Mandarin fake out

[@ru_7833]

The reason we watch, is to see your reaction NOT to listen to ppl that don’t film their reaction ❤

[@coopsdogg6925]

@@samuelchallis3420 My biggest complaint is that the third act is literally just Shane Black doing Lethal Weapon 2 again. A black dude and a white dude running around on a boat with guns, that's how you end a Lethal Weapon movie, not Iron Man lol. Plus Stark spends most of the run time outside of the suit. Yes, the Mandarin fake out was dumb, but so was the Iron Man suit getting hit by the truck, and since when did Stark start making Iron Man Suits out of Paper Mache? They should have called it Tony Stark: Paper Mache Man, cos it sure as hell wasn't Iron Man.

[@coopsdogg6925]

I will admit however, some of the character writing for Tony was really good, but it's hard to enjoy that when everything else going on seems so stupid to me. It's a shame, since Lethal Weapon 1 and 2 and The Long Kiss Goodnight are some of my favorite action movies of all time, so to say I was hyped for this movie is an understatement, but even upon rewatching it several times over the years, I still can't bring myself to actually enjoy it.

[@doctor8342]

Tony still has a body guard, Happy is in every film, and directed the first two films (Jon Favreau), he's also like 2nd/3rd in charge of Star Wars now.

[@Thylonicus]

The "barrel of monkeys" scene is the best in the movie, I think, and part of why is it was all done practically. Real people actually fell from the real sky and really grabbed onto each other. It was a team of skydiving stunt performers filming over the course of a few takes. The reality of it makes it the best scene in the movie, even though I do admit I like the two times Pepper got to kick some ass, at the beginning with the suit and at the end with Extremis.

[@NoelleMar]

Oh neat! NGL, now I think of Deadpool 2 when I see that scene. At least. I think of things possibly going very wrong.

[@kenschortgenjr7540]

By the way Emme, that little girl (daughter of the VP) with a missing half leg is a YOUNG Jenna Ortega (Wednesday Addams).

[@ricardoortiz4870]

I knew she looked familiar when I first watched Wednesday.

[@thedirtytowel3155]

39:27 she knew he was armed, she just didn't think it mattered because her threat was literally to kill herself. him shooting her was just him making a point that he didn't need her.

[@Firefax]

Regarding he free fall rescue, if you look in the credits, you'll see that the whole sequence was performed by the Red Bul Skydiving Team. Those people were actually falling and it looks spectacular.

[@timmooney7528]

In the comics the true identity of Iron Man was still a secret, hence Happy Hogan was still his body guard. People assumed Iron Man was another one of Starks body guards.

[@lordmortarius538]

Each of Tony's suits that he had made were designed for specific jobs, as part of his Iron Legion. For example, "Igor" aka Mk. 38 was meant for heavy lifting jobs that were unsuitable for his regular suits, while the Mk. 17 "Heartbreaker" was an Artillery RT suit, with an oversized chest Repulsor to generate much more powerful energy blasts. The one he used in Avengers at the end was the Mk. 7. Look up the Iron Legion if you're interested in what he had designed each one for.

[@Rocket1377]

Maya was originally supposed to be the main villain. This was changed during production (after the role had already been cast). The actress was not happy that her part had been reduced to one of Aldrich's pawns.

[@navy0287]

Good O' Isaac Perlmutter and his reputation for being sexist and racist.

[@misteranthropy7082]

that sounds better imo seems like she'd have more compelling reason to hold a grudge

[@thatlastkiss]

her being the main villain actually makes more sense 😭

[@NoelleMar]

@@misteranthropy7082 why?! A one night stand?! Most women don’t get mad about one night stands lol. Because Stark wouldn’t work with her? I guess that would make as much sense as Killian. But also, the point wasn’t that it “made sense” for Killian to be mad at Stark. It was just Killian took out his problems on him, amongst others. Dangerous people in real life don’t usually have good reasons for grudges against individuals they target.

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

The idea behind the free fall from the plane is that Tony can only fly with 4 people which is why he just keeps dropping and basically slows their descent enough that they survive. They did that all for real which is incredible. They built ultra thin parachutes into the clothes and hired a professional skydiving team to do the jumps. I think they practiced for about 2 weeks to figure out how to film it and make it look like everyone is falling while still being safe. Then when they actually filmed they did I think it was around 60-70 dives over a couple of days. I went skydiving once and could never go again.

[@jasonsenter1646]

Finally someone else who thinks this movie is better than the first Iron Man! This movie is extremely underrated by most people. I'm genuinely surprised it's your favorite so far but I am still super happy about that.

[@tooluser]

"I wonder if Harley will be in future movies?" Yes, yes he will.

[@SC457A]

A lot of people miss him too.

[@nintenmetro]

This movie had me cracking up over and over. Tony has a knack for landing jokes at the most inappropriate times. More importantly, Trevor and Aldrich were impostors who had no affiliation to the Ten Rings whatsoever, but there’s someone out there who’s in charge of the organization - someone you don’t wanna mess with. You’ll meet him in the long run. For now, I recommend checking out the One-Shot called All Hail The King.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I literally don't care what anyone says. THIS MOVIE RULES! The Mandarin twist is admittedly a bit disappointing, because of how scary he was in those broadcasts, but the movie is intense, high-stakes, and has a great arc for Tony, as well as housing the best Iron Man action in the series.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

I would be really happy if Ben Kingsley played the real Mandarin. He's so good.

[@craigmccuistian]

The BEST outtake from any marvel movie is Ben Kingsley improvising different accents in this outtakes reel.

[@nolanrussell6326]

Agreed. It's interesting that most reactors seem to really like this one. It seems that going into it blind and with minimal to no comic book knowledge seems to improve people's opinions of it. I think comic fans were too disappointed by the Mandarin twist, especially with how menacing and prominent he was in the trailers/marketing, that they've kind of overlooked all the other things this movie did very well.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@nolanrussell6326 The Mandarin twist, in my opinion, was a flaw. Not because of the comics or whatever, (I also think these movies can and should reinvent these stories) but because of how awesome he was in all of the “lessons”. Some of the most engaging villain videos I’ve ever seen. It was ultimately a letdown to get a less scary and far less interesting villain. But that aside, yeah this movie is awesome

[@monitor-mindtheover-void6712]

Agreed

[@ldkinbote]

Mandarin: I intend to end this by Christmas morning. Emme: What day is it today? I don't know why, but that cracked me UP! It's a completely logical question, but I don't think I ever heard anyone ask that at that point.

[@JBragason]

Emme: "cool! the suit can pull himself off with the hand."

[@thehuglife4294]

Right! Hahaha.

[@Spidercat616]

Probably the first thing Howard Wolowitz from TBBT would do...

[@mattfromwiisports4910]

This movie did a really good job showing how ptsd can effect people

[@williamhu6941]

Robert Downey Jr. has been really good at playing the billionaire since the first Iron Man movie and no one could ever replace him. And I’m glad to see that you’re taking your time with the Marvel movies since the projects are still on the way after the announcement at last year’s San Diego Comic Con.

[@Narutoanime16g]

Your couch in the back look so comfy & I love this one a lot Tony is capable with & without the suit I feel people forget that sometimes. & he went through quite a bit this film especially with his ptsd I like them adressing that. The sky dive scene was shot so well

[@BoTheFo]

And by far the airplane scene is WILD! He literally saved all their lives in a matter of second with his decision making

[@jeffthompson9622]

You asked why Tony didn't have an anxiety attack when all of those people were falling. I assume that he was so focused on solving the problem that it wasn't an issue.

[@PhilBagels]

Plus the fact that he himself wasn't in any danger.

[@iReiGNxx]

Plus his anxiety was more centered on his fears of the alien attack and Pepper’s safety, not danger to himself in general.

[@stuckinparadise9676]

7:18 that's Guy Pierce, the actor from Count of Monte Cristo, Hurt Locker, among others. The other actor playing the fake Mandarin is sir Ben Kingsley, who also acted in films like Gandhi and Schindler's List.

[@NoelleMar]

I often forget how funny Ben Kingsley is as an actor and individual lol.

[@JustInTimeMovies]

I think you figured out that Tony’s 90s bodyguard is Happy, played by Jon Favreau. You may also know (I love talking about Jon cuz he’s so awesome) Jon is one of the best directors out there. He directed Iron Man 1 & 2, and is show runner for the Mandalorian (which you will see later). 😀 If you haven’t seen them, Jon is awesome in Rudy ☘️, Swingers 💃🕺, and Chef! 😀

[@whoami1162]

#3:04 That body guard (Happy) in the beginning is Jon Favreau, the director of Iron man 1 & 2.

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

Some how your reaction made me like Iron Man 3, which I was ugh about when I first saw it . Plus once you see the rest of the phase 2 you understand that this movie ties in and is important. Thank you.

[@Kritikal_G]

I've never had anyone to watch the Marvel movies with myself. It's been great watching you go through the whole journey and appreciate the great moments and connectivity of it all. Thank you for your content. With you till the end of the line.

[@hansen85]

My favorite Iron Man movie.

[@pandaman1677]

It’s my least favorite. The villian should have been the real mandarin.

[@SeedFactoryProject]

The "ten rings" symbol that appears in the Mandarin's broadcasts is the same Ten Rings that appeared in the first Iron Man movie, and will appear again later in the MCU.

[@georger.3489]

This Iron man definitely better than the previous one. Loved your reaction :D

[@SoldierOfLove223]

Bro all the iron man movies are SOOOO good, I just don’t know which one Is better

[@danielhaynes2373]

I used to be personal friends with Robin Meade, who appeared briefly on one of Stark's flat screen TV's in the background of one scene. I asked her if she knew about it and she said she had but never watched the movie.

[@Wix_Mitwirth]

I liked the giant velvetine rabbit.

[@donaldwatson7698]

Emme, first time viewer and I'm working through the channel playlist. Has anyone suggested watching the Marvel One-Shot mini films? If not, they flesh out characters and situations from the movies. Iron Man 3 had a sequel of sorts in the brief One-Shot called "All Hail The King" which is available on Disney+ along with the others. Some of the films you've already seen had One-Shot follow-ups as well. Also, IM3 reminded me, you might want to consider watching TV show "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." which also draws material from this film for their first season. Thanks for the reactions!

[@deanthemachine8879]

It’s so nice to see you experiencing these movies for the first time and reminds me of the excitement I felt when first watching them. If you continue, I can’t wait for your eventual reaction to Infinity War and Endgame because SOOO much of things set up in these movies pay off

[@12chapin]

The Avengers are busy with their on movies, which all happen at the same time as this. Except Hulk, he’s busy in copy right issues😆. Hello👋🏻

[@prometheuszero9]

Emme: "You know, Happy's on a good trail." Me: "You might even say.... _Happy Trails_ amirite?"

[@danielmiller8156]

The boy appears once more in the MCU in the later part of Avengers: End Game. Most people don't recognize him;

[@susanesquer1520]

Well done Emme! Well done! You do a marvelous job! Stay awesome Emme!

[@legendsofabhaile]

Iron Man 3 got such a bad rap, it's probably my favorite of the trilogy. Love your videos ma'am.

[@watchthis.5094]

Literally clicked before my Brain could even process it lmao Love your reactions 🖤

[@jhilal2385]

There is a bunch of other stuff that ties in to the MCU that some people miss: 1) A series of short films originally bonus features on the Blu-Rays, now on Disney+, called "Marvel One-Shots": - "Marvel One-Shot #1: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" - occurs after Phil Coulson leaves during "Iron Man 2", but before he arrives in New Mexico in "Thor" - "Marvel one-Shot #2: The Consultant" - occurs while Coulson is in New Mexico during "Thor". Ties into the end of "Iron man 2" and the end of "Incredible Hulk". Watch before Captain America Winter Soldier" - "Marvel One-Shot #3: Item 47" - Occurs after "The Avengers". Blueprints scrolling behind the end credits tie into the opening scene of "Avengers 2: Age of Ultron". Introduces Agent Blake played by Titus Welliver, who appears several times in "Agents of Shield" (see below). - "Marvel One-Shot #4: Hail To The King" - Occurs after "Iron Man 3". Must Watch before beginning MCU Phase 4. 2x mid-credits scenes with Sam Rockwell as Justin Hammer from "Iron Man 2". - "Marvel One-Shot #5: Agent Carter" - Occurs in 1946 after "Captain America". Effectively the pilot episode for the series "Agent Carter". 2) TV series on ABC (owned by Disney) "Agents of SHIELD" begins after "Iron Man 3". Picks up the hunt for EXTREMIS. Very obvious when "Thor 2" and "Captain America 2" fit between episodes. 3) TV series on ABC (owned by Disney) "Agent Carter" begins after "Agent Carter" One Shot. 4) "Marvel Street Level Heroes" originally on Netflix, now on Disney+. Set in New York City, beginning after "Avengers". Must watch before "Spiderman No Way Home", or Disney+ series' "Hawkeye" and "She-Hulk". These series' share secondary characters, antagonists, and locations; have cross-over episodes with heroes from other series; and build to an "Avengers"-style team-up. Lots of big-name actors, pay attention to the credits. - The order to watch is: Daredevil season 1 Jessica Jones season 1 (intruduces Luke cage and Jeri Hogarth) Daredevil season 2 (introduces Frank Castle and Elektra Natchios) Luke Cage season 1 Iron Fist season 1 The Defenders team-up mini-series The Punisher season 1 Jessica Jones season2 Luke Cage season 2 Iron Fist season 2 Daredevil season 3 The Punisher season 2 Jessica Jones season 3

[@SpFlash1523]

56:33 That scene was actually filmed with stunt doubles falling out of the sky.

[@turtletrekker86]

This is one of the things I came in here to say. While there were some CGI tweaks made for the purposes of the scene, that entire sequence was done literally wild the players were falling from the sky.

[@SpFlash1523]

@@turtletrekker86 Yep.

[@hoodwinkiez]

Happy in 1999 was going through a Pulp Fiction phase. :)

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Igor is a thicc Iron Man." Well...that's not a sentence I expected to hear today! 😝

[@almag4571]

To your question, the Free Fall Rescue was definitely stressful the first time I watched this in theaters, but it's been too long to remember if it affected me like it did you. I suppose the fact I don't remember my reaction shows it wasn't that drastic. Love your reactions, welcome to phase 2, and see you next time ❤

[@TheRealBrotherGrimmy]

If it didn't happen on camera, it didn't happen at all. One of the most important things to keep in mind when talking about weddings Also check out the marvel shorts... they help explain certain things happening. Like the Mandarin.

[@ZSN_EDITS23]

The bodyguard was happy btw

[@tannersoeting6147]

Too funny you didn’t recognize Happy when he was young in ‘99 at first haha

[@rashadwalker8218]

"Who is that guy"? Lol that's the same guy that was in the first two iron man films

[@elizabethlanham4131]

OKokOK, but they shot the Barrel of Monkeys scene practically!!! Soooo cool.

[@abramsalinas1004]

Happy day Emme !!

[@LouisAvalos224]

Captain America winter soldier easily has the best fight scene in phase 2. Probably alll of the mcu

[@Justice4Skye]

I love that you like this movie and don't just follow the masses who were down on it. And you teach elementary school, that so fits your personality. Need more people like you on apps like this. 💕

[@Wix_Mitwirth]

Why Tony broke the guy's phone: dude f*ed up and asked the question. Since we're not supposed to be taking extrajudicial revenge on criminals, asking when that will happen lacks moral backing; and he then forces Tony to invite an attack at his home in order to not do that. His recording of this event is destroyed so he can't use it for his story, and Tony covers the few hundred bucks for a new phone. F* that guy.

[@Aurich88]

Vindication! This one was actually kind of unpopular when it first came out. I think comic fans were disappointed that The Mandarin was turned into a surprise gag. I always thought it was a great entry in Tony's story, though.

[@mrwatermelo50]

Jenna Ortega´s best role : 42:27 Legless girl

[@ricardoortiz4870]

“Thought we wouldn’t notice, but we did.” -Tony Stark

[@jestertlsodx9897]

Iron Patriot is nothing like Captain America. In the Comics, Iron Patriot was Norman Osborne, the Green Goblin. And he ran a Dark Avengers group. He became the top bad guy for awhile in Marvel. We need a true version of Norman in this universe of the MCU.

[@jormungandrtheworldserpent8382]

iv always hated that he blew up all his armours on a wim it made symbolic sense but no logical sense he ends a massive fight where he struggles to win by actively making himself weaker

[@nicoledvd96]

You really liked Yinsen in the first Iron Man and idk if it just wasn’t put in the edited version but I was looking forward to seeing you see him again. 😔

[@barelywatch9278]

Happy was in Ironman 2 as well. So Happy been his bodyguard for a long time.

[@CosmicMumenRider]

you missed Yinsen from the first Iron Man movie (the one who helped Tony escape the cave) at 2:32

[@shinjjjiii.]

u made my saturday

[@doctor8342]

Emme did you notice the vice presidents daughter that was in the wheel chair missing part of her leg was Jenna Ortega from Wednesday.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

I knew she looked familiar when I first watched Wednesday.

[@BigSeth1090]

21:44 fun fact: Burger King didn’t sponsor the first one either. That was specifically put in by RDJ; during the worst part of his life, he had the “I need help” moment of clarity while eating a very sub-par Burger King burger, and he wanted that parallel

[@enjeepic2558]

The Parks and Rec love is appreciated lol

[@BoTheFo]

Idc what anyone says, Iron Man 3 is high key fucking awesome

[@jimmygreer2140]

28:35 Emme: "I hope they stay in touch" Me: I'm not crying, you're crying

[@Jessica_Roth]

Oh, sure, you wouldn't become a villain. That's what they all say. At this point it's not entirely clear when Tony was born (RDJ was born in 1964), but they eventually settle on 1970. So he's 29 when he stands up Killian, 38 when he becomes Iron Man, and 42 during this story. Yes, it's a Christmas movie. That ended up getting released in MAY. Oops. No, Einstein didn't sleep 3 hours a year. In fact, he believed in sleeping 10 hours a day.

[@TheFallenReacts]

I got excited seeing this post!!! HECK YEAH!!!

[@ivanzamarripa9393]

so excited watching this journey

[@mahatmadandy2580]

Never wanted to say anything... but its feels weird to have discovered your channel a few weeks AFTER I got arrested. Lol, hiii Btw, love your reactions. Keep them coming!

[@qaloudes]

great video emme forgot this movie was that good lol haven't seen twitch n I get comics are cool but any animes

[@hardcorepoetic]

I highly recommend watching the Marvel short "Hail to the King." It helps with later continuity and it's pretty entertaining.

[@deathdude360]

So regarding Hartley coming back... I don't think it's a spoiler to say he does make a cameo in Avengers: End Game, though you may not recognize him because he kinda hit puberty between the two films.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I realize that by now you must have already seen Winter Soldier! CANNOT... WAIT

[@emme]

yes just watched it this week!!!! :D

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@emme I know, I saw it on your patreon upload schedule (Not a patreon so can't see it until it comes to YT) Probably the peak of the MCU and can't wait to see you watch it. Was it your favorite so far?

[@oxhine]

Hey, Emme! The fanbase was sharply divided over this Iron Man installment for two major deviations from the comics: the Mandarin and AIM. Ben Kingsley was admittedly hilarious as Trevor and the revelation that he's merely a paper tiger facade for Killian was completely unexpected. However, the Mandarin is Tony's nemesis and one of Marvel's great villains. When he was reduced to a laughingstock, it frustrated all the expectations the trailers had built up for a live-action showdown between these major opponents. The other disappointment was that AIM was reduced to a corporation run by Killian when it's supposed to be a major terrorist organization comparable to Hydra but comprised of rogue scientists! The movie also uses PTSD as a substitute for Tony's notorious alcoholism but this deviation nevertheless helps to ground the character and humanize him for audiences. The plot is adapted from the "Extremis" storyline written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Adi Granov which propelled the character into the 21st-century. The Mandarin is a top-tier Marvel villain who deserves a special note. He was created by Stan Lee in 1964 debuting in issue # 50 of the title that was running Iron Man's adventures at the time called "Tales of Suspense". He goes by many aliases such as Eugene Khan, Zhang Tong and Tem Borijgin but none know his real name. He is the bi-racial product of an aristocratic Chinese family from pre-Communist China who claim descent from Genghis Khan. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by a bitter dowager aunt whose hate for the Communist regime was exceeded only by her hate for the West! A boy prodigy, she spent every last bit of his fortune training him in science, history and combat until they could no longer pay taxes and were evicted by the government from his ancestral estate. Now a proud young man with a grudge against the world, he explored a hidden valley none dare enter and made a remarkable find: a spaceship with the corpse of a dragon-like pilot from a world called Maklu IV. This find explains the motif of intelligent dragons in Chinese folklore. He spends years mastering the technology which confers upon him longevity and the ten control rings that power the ship. Each ring has a specific function and can be wielded independent of the ship as weapons. He easily seizes the area around the valley which draws in the government whom he intimidates into a detente where they agree to shelter him and turn a blind eye to his machinations so long as he doesn't molest China. He moves his center of operations to the Gobi desert and begins his plans for world conquest. More recently, he has modernized his outfit into a legitimate corporation to advance his nefarious agenda. Perceived as a culturally insensitive "yellow peril" stereotype in collusion with the Chinese government, a true rendering of the character would have prevented distribution of "Iron Man 3" in the lucrative Asian market so the Ten Rings became a logo and the Mandarin himself became a joke. Feige attempted to correct this egregious misrepresentation in the One-Shot "All Hail the King" and the movie "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" but still came up short. Shane Black, who directed RDJ in the excellent neo-noir "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang", handles this entry as if it were more of a techno-thriller than a clash of armored titans like the last two. It's a smart move and a faithful translation of the source material which has Tony out of his armor for most of the film! The relationship with young Harley is amusing and affecting presaging his mentorship of another character later on. The destruction of the Malibu mansion and the human chain skydive rescue are thrilling highlights! The cast, as always, is excellent headed by Robert Downey, Jr. playing Tony Stark aka Iron Man for the fifth time now accompanied by his regular stable of Don Cheadle as Col. James 'Rhodey' Rhodes rebranded as Iron Patriot, Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, Jon Favreau as Harold 'Happy' Hogan and Paul Bettany as JARVIS. Paltrow, in particular, gets to perform some amazing action both in and out of some armor! Ty Simpkins as the young Harley Keener, in whose cluttered garage runaway Tony flops, is excellent as an unwitting, pint-sized therapist. Shaun Toub returns for a Yinsen cameo set in 1999. Guy Pearce plays a lean and hungry Aldrich Killian nursing a hateful grudge with a perpetual sneer and running two evil organizations: his company, Advanced Idea Mechanics, which fronts for a mock Ten Rings terrorist cell. Ben Kingsley does a menacing job as the Mandarin and delivers a brilliant comedic turn as sleazy Trevor Slattery. The lovely Rebecca Hall is appropriately tragic as the spurned Maya Hansen. James Badge Dale is savage as the lead Extremis operative Savin. Stephanie Szostak, as another Extremis goon named Brandt, has a vicious throwdown with Tony. William Sadler plays President Ellis, a role he reprises in "Agents of SHIELD", and Miguel Ferrer plays treacherous Vice President Rodriguez. Character actors Spencer Garrett and Dale Dickey have bit parts as a Tennessee sheriff and barfly, respectively. Adam Pally is memorably amusing as a Stark-obsessed cameraman named Gary. TRIVIA: 1. Shane Black sets every movie he directs at Christmastime and "Iron Man 3" is no different. EASTER EGGS: 1. The dragon tattoos on Killian's chest are of the Makluan dragon and Iron Man antagonist Fin Fang Foom! 2. The red, white and blue armor and Iron Patriot moniker are references to when Spidey villain Norman Osborn wore the suit in command of the Dark Avengers! 3. The company the accountant hostage worked for, Roxxon, is the Marvel Comics equivalent of Exxon, a multinational petrochemical juggernaut! CAMEO: 1. Stan Lee appears as a gleefully generous judge of the beauty pageant issuing a score of '10'! END-CREDIT SCENE: 1. Tony recounts his adventure to a half-asleep Bruce Banner who protests that his doctorate doesn't qualify him to practice psychiatric therapy before Tony ignores him and goes on an even deeper dive into his childhood! The gag reveals that the entire movie has been a flashback from this session! The next chronological stop in the MCU is the One-Shot featurette "All Hail the King" in which we catch up with Trevor Slattery in jail. The featurette is found on the "Thor: The Dark World" blu-ray or on DPlus. This is followed by the first seven episodes of Season 1 of "Agents of SHIELD".

[@vithyasagar1054]

Damn bro, all these years in the MCU and I never knew about the "All hail the king". Is it canon in the MCU? Because I've watched a ton of videos about MCU and I've never seen any marvel nerd talk about that in any videos. Is it really important?

[@oxhine]

@@vithyasagar1054 The first five One-Shots are all canon and are available on DPlus! "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" should be paired with "Iron Man 2". "The Consultant" should be paired with "The Incredible Hulk". "Agent Carter" should be paired with "Captain America: The First Avenger" or can alternatively be seen as a coda to the "Agent Carter" TV series. "Item 47" should be paired with "Avengers". "All Hail the King" is the best one and should be paired with "Iron Man 3". "Team Thor Parts 1 and 2" are just humorous sketches associated with "Captain America: Civil War" and are not canonical. "Team Darryl" is just another humorous sketch associated with "Thor: Ragnarok" and is not canonical.

[@vithyasagar1054]

@@oxhine Oh, thanks man

[@ru_7833]

Dude try again in leas than 140k characters

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

2:00 Glad we're same!

[@juan1189]

I cannot wait until you get to phas 3 and phase 4 and the marvel shows. OMG the movies are about to get more bananas

[@DodgerBlueRobert]

"Who is that guy, a bodyguard?" Are you serious?? That's Happy Hogan. He was in the first and second Iron Man as well. Do you not remember him?? And Tony is in his 40's in these movies. It's just that Marvel didn't try to make him look younger in the 1999 flashback, so it can be a little weird to see him look the same in the flashback.

[@emme]

if you kept watching for maybe 5ish more minutes i say i do remember him, i literally just have the worst facial recognition LOL :)

[@DodgerBlueRobert]

@@emme I did keep watching. I was just commenting on that part of your reaction at that moment in time :)

[@dracomaster4]

42:27 Apologies if anyone else called this out already, but the girl in the wheelchair is none other than Jenna Ortega of Wednesday fame.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

I knew she looked familiar when I first watched Wednesday.

[@SmockyMcPott]

Keep Harley in mind, it will answer a who is that guy question in the future.

[@ivanzamarripa9393]

lil jenna ortega cameo at 42:27

[@ricardoortiz4870]

I knew she looked familiar.

[@ryanmaroney7917]

Good pick. Ironman movies are something good. Very good. You missed the doctor from the cave in Ironman 1 introducing him at the new years eve party in act one of this movie. I know you'll want to revisit that...

[@navy0287]

_"I wonder if he's gonna to be in future movies?"_ 🤔

[@darthjago3]

Excited for you to watch this!!!

[@endersteve27]

19:19 is mark 42

[@lanedegener8]

All hail the king marvel one shot is a little aftermath of the mandarin after this movie

[@thejamppa]

This film got bad reviews when it was released mostly due Mandarin was iconic villain and turn Mandarin into comical relief actor... Well, it did cause backlash. Regarding your question about shadows. They are known as Blast Shadows. This were first known to happen in Hiroshima. The nuclear heat blast can imprint victims silhouette on surrounding. When the flash bleaches hard surface, like stone, leaving humans and other bojects shadows inprinted on walls after that.

[@CrazeeAdam]

While Tony may not be everyone's favorite.. There's no doubting he has THE best character arc period. Also Tony's age is literally whatever RDJ age is I think lol. Speaking of RDJ, he did an awesome job portraying PTSD in Tony. His mental health is just a great study imo

[@gadawzky8425]

I'd seen this movie like 30 times and just now I have noticed when Tony renovates Harley's house, he bought another Dora Watch because it was emotionally close to Harley

[@danielhaynes2373]

Curious as to how Pepper's clothes didn't burn away when she fell in the fire.

[@rickwoodham4570]

Extremis regrows their clothes also, watch as some of the other extremis goons who survive explosions. (Probably to prevent nudity in the movie, for rating purposes)

[@bigbob3623]

E´your Mic is from the inside of Iron Patriot ;) u know, cause it´s Rhode...^^

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Tony Stark was born in 1970 in the MCU

[@sonradanfransiz]

Pepper is not vegan

[@Stasia.Chronos-stasis]

Was happy not shown in iron man 1…😂

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

For me I only like phase 1 Marvel, after The Avengers everything gets increasingly overcooked

[@LuluzoCR]

Hi emme

[@ricardoortiz4870]

24:29 Fun Fact: Ellen Brandt is Man-Thing's ex-wife.

[@mikeaninger7388]

Where’s the MCU playlist?!?!

[@emme]

It’s titled “marvel movies” on my channel :)

[@Spidercat616]

"I wonder if we'll see him in other movies?" Um...